Let’s be honest—parenting is hard. Like, “why is there Play-Doh in my shoe and why won’t my toddler sleep past 5am?” hard.

Add in the pressure to do it all right, and it can feel overwhelming. You probably don’t have time for another parenting book, and Zoom workshops? Not exactly your idea of a relaxing night.

That’s where Pot Luck Parenting comes in.

It’s a parenting support session, disguised as a low-key hangout. You bring the friends. I bring the expertise. Together, we turn chaos into calm—with snacks.

Can my toddler do chores?

Let’s be honest. Toddlers aren’t exactly known for their helpfulness. More often, they’re known for pulling all the Tupperware out of the drawer, finger painting with yogurt, and screaming because their banana broke in half. But here’s the plot twist you didn’t see coming: your little chaos machine is actually the perfect candidate for household chores.

In today’s digital world, screens are everywhere—phones, tablets, TVs, and laptops are often just a touch away. For many parents, screens become part of everyday parenting, from video calls with grandparents to baby-friendly shows during mealtimes.

But what does the research say about screen time for children under the age of 2?

Tummy time is more than just adorable—it’s essential for your baby’s development. Spending time on their stomach while awake and supervised helps strengthen neck, shoulder, and arm muscles, prepares them for milestones like rolling and crawling, and helps prevent flat spots on the back of their head.

The Evolution of Parenting: From “Go Play Outside” to “Let’s Talk About Your Feelings (While You Pee on Me)”

It’s a fun read for anyone raising littles in today’s world. Let me know which era you relate to most!

So many parents have confessed to me that they CAN NOT imagine how they will cope adding another baby to the family. Having just one baby can be very overwhelming, so the thought of adding to the madness is enough to send you into a tizzy.

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